Frontend: - Replace Next.js with Vite + React + TypeScript - Add new component architecture (app-shell, sidebar, dashboard modules) - Implement product modules: FRAME, safety protocols, walkthrough checkin, campus/staff attendance, personality quiz, sign language, classroom timer - Add shadcn/ui component library with Tailwind CSS - Remove legacy generated components, stores, and pages Backend: - Add product migrations: frame_entries, user_progress, safety_quiz_results, walkthrough_checkins, communication_events, personality_quiz_results, campus_attendance_config/summaries, staff_attendance_records, content_catalog - Add corresponding models, services, and routes - Implement cookie-based auth with refresh token rotation - Add content catalog seeder with product content - Migrate to ESLint flat config - Switch from yarn to npm Infrastructure: - Update .gitignore for new tooling - Add project documentation (CLAUDE.md, docs/) - Remove deprecated config files and yarn.lock Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Auth Integration
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## Purpose
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The product frontend authenticates through backend-owned session cookies.
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The backend transport details are documented in `backend/docs/cookie-auth.md`.
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## Runtime Configuration
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The frontend reads only public browser-safe API configuration from:
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- `VITE_BACKEND_API_URL`
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Local values live in ignored `frontend/.env` files; the template value is documented in `frontend/.env.example`.
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Do not add secrets to frontend env files. Vite exposes `VITE_*` values to the browser bundle.
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## Auth Flow
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1. `AuthContext` delegates auth state to `useAuthSession` from `frontend/src/business/auth/hooks.ts`.
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2. `useAuthSession.signIn` calls `POST /api/auth/signin/local` through `frontend/src/shared/api/auth.ts`.
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3. The backend sets an HttpOnly auth cookie and returns the current user profile.
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4. `useAuthSession` restores the session with `GET /api/auth/me`.
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5. The backend returns the current product profile, including `productRole`, `campus`, `staffProfile`, and `permissions`.
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6. UI-facing `StaffProfile` is derived in `frontend/src/business/auth/mappers.ts`.
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7. `useAuthSession.signOut` calls `POST /api/auth/signout`; the backend clears the auth cookie.
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8. `SignInModal` delegates modal mode, form draft state, validation, and submit workflow to `useAuthModalWorkflow`.
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## Refresh Tokens
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The refresh flow keeps tokens backend-owned:
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1. Backend sign-in sets short-lived access and long-lived refresh HttpOnly cookies.
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2. Protected API requests use the access cookie only.
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3. `POST /api/auth/refresh` uses the refresh cookie only, rotates it server-side, sets fresh cookies, and returns the current user profile.
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4. `httpClient` performs one controlled refresh-and-retry after an access-expiry `401`.
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5. If refresh fails because both access and refresh credentials are expired or invalid, the business layer clears the user and redirects to `/login`.
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6. Non-auth backend failures remain observable errors; no infinite retry and no silent fallback.
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The frontend must not read, store, or receive access or refresh token values.
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## Login Route
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The app exposes `/login` as the deterministic destination for expired sessions. Sign-in also remains available as a modal for in-app guest prompts.
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Rules:
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- `/login` must reuse the existing auth business hook and API functions.
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- Auth-expired redirects must use `replace: true`.
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- Safe return paths may be preserved only for same-origin product routes.
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- Tokens and raw session failure details must never be placed in the URL.
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- Expired access plus valid refresh must restore the session without redirecting.
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- Expired access plus expired refresh must redirect to `/login` without showing a raw error.
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## Layering
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- View/provider: `frontend/src/contexts/AuthContext.tsx`, `frontend/src/components/frameworks/SignInModal.tsx`, and `frontend/src/components/sign-in-modal/`
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- Business logic: `frontend/src/business/auth/`
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- API/data access: `frontend/src/shared/api/auth.ts`
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- Backend contract types: `frontend/src/shared/types/auth.ts`
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## Deferred Product Onboarding
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Registration, company creation, campus creation, user creation, staff profile creation, and profile updates are intentionally deferred.
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The backend has generated auth signup/profile endpoints, but the customer has not approved the product workflow for creating companies, campuses, users, role assignments, campus assignments, and staff profiles.
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Rules:
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- Do not implement frontend registration or profile creation flows until the backend product contract is defined.
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- Do not treat generated auth signup/profile endpoints as the product onboarding contract.
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- Track the cross-application onboarding task in `docs/full-integration-refactor-plan.md`.
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- New persisted workflows must use typed backend API modules and business-layer hooks.
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## Standards
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- Do not duplicate backend role mapping in the frontend.
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- Do not add frontend secrets.
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- Do not store auth tokens in frontend browser storage.
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- Do not expose auth tokens in URLs or API responses.
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- Do not add frontend refresh-token storage; refresh uses only backend-owned HttpOnly cookies.
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- New persisted workflows must use `frontend/src/shared/api/` through `frontend/src/business/<module>/`.
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- New server state should use business-layer hooks built on top of shared API modules.
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